Ready to make the most of your weekend in Tampa Bay? From community volunteer opportunities to fun-filled festivals, there’s no shortage of events to keep you entertained and engaged from October 4 to 6. 

Whether you’re looking to lend a helping hand in hurricane recovery efforts or just unwind with some local delights, our top picks for this weekend have got you covered. Dive in and discover what’s happening around town!

1. Volunteer Your Time

Eager to lend a hand in our community’s recovery efforts? The Tampa Bay Beaches Chamber of Commerce has created a volunteer database where local businesses and residents can request any additional help they need in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Show your willingness to assist by filling out their form at https://bit.ly/beaches-strong-volunteers.

2. Join a Cleanup Crew

Keep Pinellas Beautiful has several cleanup events scheduled for this weekend. Besides these larger efforts, they’re also accepting donations of cleanup supplies and supporting smaller initiatives to address the destruction and debris caused by Hurricane Helene. Find out more about their upcoming cleanups, how to donate supplies, or how to get support for smaller cleanup efforts at https://www.paradisenewsfl.com/kpb-helene-cleanups/.

3. DK Farms Fall Festival

DK Farms invites you to unwind at their Fall Festival, happening every weekend in October. Enjoy a variety of fall treats from sweet to savory, including their famous donuts, kettle-fresh cider, hand-squeezed lemonade, and delicious Sangria! Let your little ones ride around on their Miniature Shetland ponies and take a shot at the pumpkin cannons. Admission is $15. Learn more at https://www.dkfarmsandgardens.com/fall.

4. Local Discount at The Dalí

To support the community during these tough times, The Dalí is offering a $8 discount on admission for local residents. They hope to provide a space of comfort, inspiration, and connection whenever you’re ready to visit. More details at https://thedali.org/.

5. Super Greek Fest

St. Stefanos’ Super Greek Festival is set for October 4-6. This 3-day event, held annually in St. Pete, is a joyous indoor/outdoor celebration of Greek food, culture, dance, and traditions. This year, they will be collecting supplies and donations for parishioners affected by Hurricane Helene. Admission is $3 per person.